Engineers Without Borders Australia

Engineers Without Borders Australia

Organization data
Links	ewb.org.au/

Location data
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Location	Australia

Engineers Without Borders Australia partners with Appropedia

• http://www.ewb.org.au/newsletter/?nid=118

Pages relevant to EWB Australia campaigns

• Low cost computer guide - useful info, but could do with a lot of work from those with experience in ICT4D. Hopefully this will merge well with Ram's material from the ICT4D wiki.
• Global warming (focusing on practical solutions) and pages in that category:
  • Greenhouse gas emissions
  • Incentives to pollute
  • Measures to stop global warming

Please note that as of 23 March 2007, all the Global warming content on those pages has been developed by one person - so please contribute as you're able!

Members

Are you a member of EWB Australia? If so, click your user name in the upper-right (after logging in). Then click edit and enter the following code (including the curly brackets):

{{User data
| groups = Engineers Without Borders Australia
}}

Click save and you will automatically be put in the category Category:Engineers Without Borders Australia, as well as have a cool user box added to your userpage. This allows for other EWB members (and potential members) to see what you are up to on Appropedia.

Suggestions for EWB Australia members

Please feel free to contribute in any of the many possible ways. If you are interested in documenting one of your EWB projects, feel free to start by using the following Create Article box:

Suggested sites

On Appropedia:

• Projects
• Appropriate technology portal
• Food and Agriculture

Also on Wikipedia:

• The Malian peanut sheller and the fonio sheller are great examples of appropriate technology that can ease the labor normally required to prepare food.

External links

• Wikipedia:Engineers Without Borders Australia
• Engineers Without Borders Australia website.